Sentence examples for more accurate categorisation from inspiring English sources

ROME II and III criteria are typically applied in a research context to enable more accurate categorisation of patients with this disorder.

On the one hand, these differences may reflect the more precise measures of physical activity used in the second health assessment, which may have not only enabled more accurate categorisation of cycling exposure, but also reduced measurement error regarding the confounding effect of 'other' physical activity.

Replace the traditional public-private sector categorisation with a more accurate distinction between the corporate interests of public administrators (and their private sector partners), and public servants (alongside recipients of public services).

Stratifying categorisation of prolonged intervals by symptom would result in more accurate and informative analyses of timely and prolonged symptom appraisal and, or, help-seeking.

Nevertheless, with this armamentarium of assays and an appropriate utilisation of combination of these techniques, the uveitis specialist can move toward more accurate and early infectious-aetiological diagnosis and toward improving prognosis of intraocular inflammation as well as increased categorisation and stratification of patients to enable more focused clinical trials.

More accurate.

"Credible" may be more accurate.

"Ocean" would be more accurate.

Months would be more accurate.

"Otherworldly" might be more accurate.

They are getting more accurate.